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MED049 Letters of a Civil War Surgeon
Watson's letters give voice to a man who speaks across the years of the soldier's universal shortages--money, food, and letters from home.

MED008 Doctors In Gray: The Confederate Medical Service.
Cunningham.
Clears up a lot of misconceptions about the Southern Medical Service

MED040 One Surgeon's Private War. Doctor William W. Potter of the 57th New York.
ed. by J.M. Priest
Dr. Potter felt strongly that every soldier should record what he did and saw during the war.

MED025 Personal Memoirs of John H. Brinton. Major and Surgeon U.S.V.
ed. by J.M. Priest

MED020 The Civil War Letters of Dr. Harvey Black: A Surgeon With Stonewall Jackson
ed. L. G. McMullen.
During the first twenty months of the war, he served as regimental surgeon of the Fourth Virginia Infantry, part of the celebrated Stonewall Brigade.

MED012 Stonewall Jackson's Surgeon Hunter Holmes McGuire
M. Shaw

MED007 Field Surgeon at Gettysburg: A Memorial Account of the Medical Unit of the 32nd Mass.
C. B. Kernek, M.D.